You have to reconfigure the router to use wpa. Look at
http://www.dslreports.com/forum/r17679150-Howto-make-ActionTec-MI424WR-a-network-bridge
Follow the first part of the article directions for accessing the router
configuration interface. Note that under the usual settings, you have
to
On Sun, Nov 16, 2008 at 12:57 AM, db [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You could set Google IMAP folders up in Thunderbird and then drag the
excess/ older emails there and have the advantage of having them backed up
at Google online also
db
Jeff Wright wrote:
I'm using Thunderbird at work.
I agree that Tech Soup is a great resource. They have 2 groups on
LinkedIn that you (or the nonprofit) could join for a lot more
resources and help.
/gayley knight
twitter.com/mothergeek
businessherway.net
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Check Tech Soup. They have a couple systems designed for
what shuddi tell her now?
First tell her to not use Outlook. Moving from AOL to Outlook is just
moving from one big bugfest to another big bugfest. Outlook offers
nothing uniquely useful for a home user.
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First tell her to not use Outlook.
Nonresponsive. The question was, how do I?.
Outlook offers nothing uniquely useful for a home user.
That's true, unless you count email, calendar/appointments/reminders,
contacts, fax, mailing lists, tasks/to-do lists, RSS, and notes.
My wife's life would
I will be buying a new Dell computer next week and I'm a little confused
about all of the new processors even after reading wikipedia articles so I
thought I would ask you guys (always a big help in the past - THANKS very
much and TIA here too!).
So the question is - which processor would be
Sometimes the _correct_ answer isn't a _direct_ answer. Or the answer
you want to hear.
Minus the faxes (which is probably much easier to do with a fax
machine), all these things can be done in any modern AJAX web mail
client like Yahoo, Gmail, or AOL. Actually, I think they can all
_send_ faxes
For office machines like you describe, the performance of a single
core machine will be indistinguishable from a multi-core machine. The
sweet spot price-wise right now is the dual cores, so get one of
those. For your needs I wouldn't pay a penny extra for any more than
that.
That your newer
HELP! My teen (soon to leave for college) and my tween want Dell Inspiron
laptop computers (the ones that come in all the cool colors -- thank you Dell
TV advertising blitz!). Problem is, Dell only sells those with Microsoft Vista
(soon to be abandoned by Microsoft in favor of Windows 7).
Talk with Dell.
Stewart
At 02:25 PM 11/16/2008, you wrote:
HELP! My teen (soon to leave for college) and my tween want Dell
Inspiron laptop computers (the ones that come in all the cool
colors -- thank you Dell TV advertising blitz!). Problem is, Dell
only sells those with Microsoft Vista
Then wat?
I need also to change her browser ...she's got win2k and it doesn't allow
upgrade to ie7 so wassabest? Firefox,mozilla,opera(which has an email
client in it)?
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From: Tom Piwowar [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, November 16, 2008 10:41 AM
Subject: Re:
Thanks. I requested to join the two TechSoup groups.
db
Gayley Knight wrote:
I agree that Tech Soup is a great resource. They have 2 groups on
LinkedIn that you (or the nonprofit) could join for a lot more
resources and help.
/gayley knight
twitter.com/mothergeek
businessherway.net
Yeah but she already has a lotta emails stored in her file cabinet in aol
and wants to keep them...somewhere. She can keep the aol email addresses,
but has already started a gmail account which works for her.
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From: Tony B [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday,
It's possible, but I think unlikely that you'll see Windows 7 on the
shelf next Christmas, so you're looking at two years. That's a long
time in computers, and hardly makes the current Windows version soon
to be abandoned. Even if they do make the 10/1/09 release date, it's
still a whole year
Take any flavor of vista over and above the basic one.
I was visiting and educational discount software vendor who had vista
ultimate for just over 100.
Stewart
At 03:16 PM 11/16/2008, you wrote:
It's possible, but I think unlikely that you'll see Windows 7 on the
shelf next Christmas, so
Nonresponsive. The question was, how do I?.
Who's really being Nonresponsive? If you were doing this to yourself
that would be another matter. We might laugh at your quaint ideas, but
since you were only hurting yourself we would let you go ahead. We might
even help you do it as a source of
Yeah but she already has a lotta emails stored in her file cabinet in aol
and wants to keep them...somewhere. She can keep the aol email addresses,
but has already started a gmail account which works for her.
X will fetch email (old and new) from Y. It does contacts too.
Substitute AOL Yahoo!
I need also to change her browser ...she's got win2k and it doesn't allow
upgrade to ie7 so wassabest? Firefox,mozilla,opera(which has an email
client in it)?
The current version of FireFox (v 3) works fine with Win2K.
You may have gotten ridda of AOL, but you still have that Microsoft
monkey
address book to outlook.
http://blog.kevindonahue.com/archives/2004/03/12/convert_aol_address_book_to_outlook/
this should help moving email to outlook.
http://email.about.com/od/outlooktips/qt/et122204.htm
Mike
On Sat, Nov 15, 2008 at 7:31 PM, RLeeSimon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
my sister has
HELP! My teen (soon to leave for college) and my tween want Dell Inspiron
laptop computers (the ones that come in all the cool colors -- thank you
Dell TV advertising blitz!). Problem is, Dell only sells those with
Microsoft Vista (soon to be abandoned by Microsoft in favor of Windows 7).
I
For office machines like you describe, the performance of a single
core machine will be indistinguishable from a multi-core machine...
Absolutely! Intel has been stuck, unable to boost the performance of its
processors. So they pull this multi-core PR trick. Multi-core if of
benefit only in
Nonresponsive. The question was, how do I?.
Who's really being Nonresponsive? If you were doing this to yourself
that would be another matter. We might laugh at your quaint ideas, but
since you were only hurting yourself we would let you go ahead. We
might even help you do it as a source of
Not really. The question was How do I move the AOL mail to Outlook.
Period. Your response was, Outlook sux. If you had other options to
suggest, fine--make them. You didn't. The response has zero value. It did
not help the questioner in any way. That's my point.
Friends don't let friends drive
Don't fight boys...I just wanna helpout my sis...
-Original Message-
From: Chris Dunford [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, November 16, 2008 5:57 PM
Subject: Re: ridda aol yeecch!
Nonresponsive. The question was, how do I?.
Who's really being Nonresponsive? If you were doing
I have outlookXP2002sp3 and I setup to get my gmail ...I have it set to
request receipts but I'm not gettin'em ...wassamattah?
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Since the shift to Intel Processors, is it a simple matter to swap
off the shelf Intel CPUs onto a Mac Pro motherboard (or
any Mac that uses an Intel Processors for that matter) ?
(After the warranty has expired)
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Install them all and see which you like. Chevy? Ford? Pontiac? Toyota?
Ferrari?
Depends Mainly on whether she likes to see all the controls that can be
tweaked, or likes to keep them hidden and accept default behavior.
At 03:51 PM 11/16/2008, RLeeSimon wrote:
I need also to change her
I sometimes require accented alpha for creation of a doc in French
...character map is such a miserable hassle and incomplete (no Euro symbol
€, for instance) ...is there a little popup that would let me customize a
little collection of special characters (not the giant list of char map) so
I can
At 07:28 PM 11/16/2008, RLeeSimon wrote:
I have outlookXP2002sp3 and I setup to get my gmail ...I have it set to
request receipts but I'm not gettin'em ...wassamattah?
Receipts are not automatic. They are at the discretion of the recipient. I
kill 99-100% of them. If I think the correspondent
Absolutely! Intel has been stuck, unable to boost the performance of
its processors. So they pull this multi-core PR trick. Multi-core if of
benefit only in certain situations and depends on the OS and
applications developers writing code that divides work among the cores.
Often they
don't
Receipts are not automatic. They are at the discretion of the recipient.
I kill 99-100% of them. If I think the correspondent deserves a receipt,
I send a message with content, not one of the automatic receipts. Some
folks seem to want a receipt for every message they send no matter what
Same for me. About the only receipts I ever returned were in response
to an email from my boss or someone that I was dealing with
professionally. All others got a message in return.
Have you tried sending a message to yourself (at an address other than
Gmail), to see if it works?
Richard P.
I
Oddly, someone told me this week that PHPBB (a web forum) has it's PM
return receipts on by default, and there's no way to turn them off.
I'm not sure I believe that, but it turned out to be an interesting
concept.
How it works: Send a PM. It sits in your outbox until the recipient
reads it. It's
Okay, I can't let this pass. Our video editors don't edit one whit
faster on a multi core system, so what is it about this guy that makes
him think he can finish projects quicker? I mean, can he offer
specific examples?
On Sun, Nov 16, 2008 at 8:51 PM, Jeff Wright [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I
The euro symbol should be available in an updated system simply by
typing 0128 (with the numpad, numlock on, alt key held down). If you
don't get it you've got something set up wrong. You should see it in
Character Map as well.
You can use any macro program to type these keystrokes for you.
Look on Dell's small business page. You can still buy computers from there
with XP for a small fee.
Ellen Harris
- Original Message -
From: Richardson, Sharon Y. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: COMPUTERGUYS-L@LISTSERV.AOL.COM
Sent: Sunday, November 16, 2008 3:25 PM
Subject: [CGUYS] Laptop
I can't give you exact details, I only have to go on what he tells me. He
typically works with multi-hundred MB graphic files that open and save much
more quickly, as well as conversion work, such as saving one of these files
to a different file format or a pdf, takes less time. He's shown me
Change your default keyboard to US English International
You can do that by
1. Click Start, and then click Control Panel.
2. Under Pick a category, click Date, Time, Language, and Regional
Options.
3. Under or pick a Control Panel icon, click Regional and Language
Options.
I have an AIM account that I got a few years ago. AOL gave free POP/IMAP
email accounts to AIM users. Her AOL account probably also has POP/IMAP
access. Try this setup:
Incoming mail server:
* imap.aol.com or imap.aim.com for IMAP
* pop.aol.com or pop.aim.com for POP
Outgoing mail
On Sun, 16 Nov 2008, Jeff Wright wrote:
I can't give you exact details, I only have to go on what he tells me. He
typically works with multi-hundred MB graphic files that open and save much
more quickly, as well as conversion work, such as saving one of these files
to a different file format or
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